Two sessions worth blocking off – one hands-on lab, one from the stage.

John Capobianco, Joksan Flores & Elliot Conner
AI & DevRel // Itential
A mix of lecture and hands-on labs covering Loop Engineering – Ralph Wiggum loops – and Spec-Driven Development, building toward a working project with GitHub SpecKit. You’ll leave knowing how modern AI developers actually use AI, and how to translate those practices to network automation.

John Capobianco
AI & DevRel // Itential
NetClaw, John’s open-source network engineering agent, hit 160 GitHub stars in six days and now runs CCIE-level troubleshooting in loops against live network state. He traces the three-year path that got there, including everything that broke. The hard part was never the AI. It was the engineering around it.
Teaming up with NetBox Labs and the rest of the network automation community for the hallway track that actually matters.
Closing Keynote
Itential’s CTO makes the case for how NetOps teams can move from reactive operators to innovation leaders by putting AI to work across the network.
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The most credible people to talk about network automation aren’t us, they’re the teams running it in production. Here’s what some of them shared on the AutoCon stage.
Closing Keynote
Lumen’s five-year journey from task automation to 4M+ orchestrated workflows a year + layering AI to trigger deterministic action, safely.
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AutoCon 1
Joan Espin Garcia · Colt
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AutoCon 2
Matthew Deibel · Southern California Edison
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AutoCon 2
Eric Anderson · Armstrong
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AutoCon 3
Shirish Basant Rai · Colt
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